BJP will win in majority in all constituencies: Shobha

Udupi: “I would like to thank BJP union leaders for giving me an opportunity to work with Narendra Modi once again. BJP will win in majority in all constituencies. I will put in sincere effort in bringing Central government schemes and programmes to the constituency. There is a need to improve tourism in Udupi and also strengthen the coffee growers. I will look into the same,” said Shobha Karandlaje after filing her nomination as the BJP candidate in Udupi-Chikkamagaluru Lok Sabha constituency on Friday, March 22.

“Today I have submitted nomination symbolically as it is Friday and believed to be an auspicious day. On March 26, I will file nomination again publicly,” she informed and expressed confidence that BJP will win at least 22 seats in the state.

“Defense minister Nirmala Sitharaman will visit Udupi on March 25. On March 26, she will visit Sri Krishna math in the morning and after that she will address at public meeting at Chittaranjan circle here. At 12 pm she will meet Deputy Commissioner and have an interaction with fishermen. Later, the minister will conduct a press meet,” said Karandlaje.

“Ever since the coalition government formed, there is fight on one issue or other. Earlier, there was problem of selecting district-in-charge minister. From two months, the state government is busy allocating seats. It has forgotten development of the state. It does not have concern for people. It has announced that more than 170 taluks are facing famine, but are doing nothing,” alleged Shobha.

“I wish that people will bless Modi by showering him with votes. We should vote Modi for country’s development and security of this nation. We cannot be soldiers, who protect our border, but we can build strength in them. I will always be with the people,” she said.

“Prime Minister Modi’s development works and protection of our country will be an agenda of this Lok Sabha election. People of Udupi are brave and educated enough to think and choose the right person,” said Shobha.

Taking a dig at the H D Devegowda family Shobha said, “Those who are continuing hereditary in politics, they do not understand the democracy and patriotism. They are under illusion, that they will serve the state.”